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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
Watch thefFlght for Flat Salaries.
Tonight' and tomorrow, showera;
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SALEM, OFIEQON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1902.
NO
. 12.
as
VOL. XII.
Straw
Nobby thanes for dross wnnr n.,,1
Bront vitrlntv ,.f ... -. "1 . 1 I " i"
, w. ..,, VQ uu ,,Jl;ea JOr
We have
Plenty of
AT
You're Missing an Opportunity of Getting Fine
Clething: at Racket Prices
.""'""'OPxnmineotirnew
StJtt"mz",1
Becan'e thev have wnrn tlmm. Ten
MEN'S SHIRTS. UeautloB ot 50c;
MEN'S SHIRTWAISTS
Mado of fluo quality Madras cloth, (Tic. They're cotng to be worn this Sum
mer becauno they're practical. You'd hotter not a pair. Another largo ship
S,MnrSrS,Vfed ol RIBBONS. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. Wo nn
derfell regular stores from 20 to 30 uer cent on tlu-to lines I AniFS' ANn
MEN'S FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. '" AN
THE NEW YORK RACKET
StiUm'w Ctiaaneat Ono-Prloo Oaoli Store.
E. T.
-gssssfssgrotfresMa
Tmth Needs No Color
in m! ?"?? t'T11 T,l "tock of diamonds and watches, jowolry and the
like that fills this handsome store needs no flno words here to enhance lis worth.
Wo ntk for no favors which our soods do not warrant We beilovo In them Im
plicitly und believe yon liavo but to ree them to appreciate thoir value.
Barr's Tewelry Store
Cor. Slate and Liberty Sts., Salem. Leaders in Low Prices.
Between You
and I...
And the lamp post you can't Hud
Mich a choice stock of wine, liq'on,
whiskies, gins or brand ion In town
us you can right hero at all times,
and at prices that you will pay for
inferior grades i-lrowhero. Our
whiskies, brandies and gins nre un
excelled for medicinal purposes.
J. P. ROGERS,
Wholesale and Retail Lfauor Dealer
cspniuH
T ',U. -.
Have foil Ever Tried Salem's Botanical 'Doctor?
Ho absolutoly cures cancers, tu
mors, gravel, kidney and bladder trou
bios, bono diseases, asthma, skin dls
Instructions. i
Mv TVinr KVInnd!
v ..,,, !,.. ,',t ,i,. 11,1a
1UI1 iUUDb UVUI IM M..MU .....b
medicine Is not a poisonous tonic, nor!
.. m
a stimulant, nor a temporary reuei,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
wh'ero tho rosults aro sure death soon-
erorlator. Those poisons go In your
bonos and destroy tho life ot them
and create all kinds of diseases, can-'
PrnnR tumors, consumption, dronsy. I
bono diseases, etc. Do not blame tho
medicine when It takes an effect and
stirs up tho poisons or dlseaso In tho
system. You must not oxpect to bo
cured in a few days, for your sickness ,
or dlseaso has boon a long tirao com-. descended from a line of German herb
Ing on, and It will tako a long tirao allsts, the best physicians In the
to got it out of your system. It will world.
take months or a year to build up a This Is his fourth year In Salem, and
new body from the bones up. This Is scores of patients and friends can tes
what the people do not understand, tlfy to his skill In their cases,
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
swMiwiflggiKgsagaBcisgsa
WASH DAY WITH
RANGE
is no lotger a blue Monday with
Us heat and steam and kindred
annoyances. Thoe boutekeepers
who value a good servant can
make the work lighter with a ga
range, a it eaves time and labor
aa well aa fuel. Its facilities for
lt kluds ol oookiag are infinitely
superior to coalrasgea or sieves.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
Phone 683. 4 ChemekeU BU
i .in 'wjd i . W Jm&k 8JL H
A GAS
hats
AND
Crash hats
M. 1..1 . .. ....
" ." ,"."u. .'"r ''""". 0 I1BV0 a
yQU (0 B010C -0In
Cool and
comfortable
25c
Sprine lino. Wo Bell you much bettor
ft nimnt iimn ... ...(.. v,to
finer grades at 00c, 76c, 05c.
BARNES
Time is Precious
Am! bo is a relfablo timepiece. Watches
and clocks purchased at O. T. Pomnr-
oy'a aro always nccurato timckeepcre '
aud require the least repairs, with ordi
nary careiui ueago, tney can always bo
deponded on. Wo nre celling a Viil
tlmm or Klgin movement In a 20 year
gold ailed case at $12.60. We can fur
nish any style, of case.
C. T. Pomeroy
283 Com'l St. Watchmaker, Optician
oases all without tho uso of tho knife
or poisonous minerals or mineral of
any kind.
They aro used to being humbugged.
my mouicines aro composea 01 nn-
turo's herbs what the human system
-
requlros. When tho onlmalo get sick
tliav Tvlll fiAln HiAmanlvnfl tn tlinart
-"' ' ""--- - .
I "erbs, for they havo tho Instinct, and
the pcoplo havo not, so wo hnvo to
mU a study of It. It has bm a life
'study with mo. Do not get weary;
this Hfo Ib too short and too sweet to
W"T t ot mis worm.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa-
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
consult,
He Is a natural doctor. He Is
o
111 iio
A new drink at
S3EjSa-
Open till 12 p. m-
114 State Street.
BYE
X SPEUALIS 1
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
icor'iSi. Sileai. Ortjoa
We do oar own
Exiaussdos Xttt.
'iJPE'
Kruger Extremely III
Amtml. J i-The coadiuoa
ul t oncer I'nwWeat Kru.r Ui
moraine is wd to be very erltkal
filiil
K
I 3P
COAL
MINERS
RIOT
Bitter Feeling Against
Police Guards
Ten-Year
Old Boy
Down
Shot
Operators Will Appeal
Injunction
for
Wllkesbnrre, Pa., Juno"G. Tho qulot
and peaceful conditions that have
characterized the strike ot tho nnthrn
cite minors tho past month have at
last given away to riotous sconps and
bloodshed. Tho fooling against tho
coal and Iron police guard, who last
night shot a 10-year-old boy, is Intense
ly bittor today. The strikers are in a
desperate stage of augur, nnd from
now on the authorities expect turbu
lent scones. Trouble was narrowly
averted this morning at the Stanton
mine, wlion a conl and Iron policeman
drew his revolver on a crowd of strik
ers who bogged him to give up his
commission.
Wllkosbarre, Pa., Juno C A dis
turbance botwoon tho etrlkors and
doputlos in the Frooland district Is ro
ported. Several wore bruised in tho
scrlmmngo. A statomont was mado
today that It Is tho Intontion of the
coal companies to tako advantngo of
the Interstate commerce law, and ap
peal to the federal Judge for an Injur
tlon to provont tho strikers from in
torforlng with tho mining and trans
portation of coal. Tho operators ad
mlt today that nearly all of tho rogular
onglnoors, firemen ana pump mem have
Joined the strlkors, but say tho pTimpa
and englnos are still working.
Mitchell Denies Rumor.
Wllkosbarre, Pa., Juno C Dosplte
tho rumors In Now Yoric that tho coal
strike Ib settled, Prosidont Mltcholl
this afternoon snld that tho prospects
of sottlomont aro not near, and that,
as far as he knew, all negotiations aro
off.
Roosevelt Will Take a Hand.
Mill Creole, Juno C Tho Hoard of
Trado and Transportation today ro-
ceivod a tologram from lloosovolt ap
prising them that ho would bo glad to
rocolve ti committoo appointed by tho
board to ask him to appoint a coin-
mission to Investigate, and tako stops
toward a settlement of tho coal stilko.
MORE
TROUBLE
FOJMILES
Secretary Root Investigating
the Arnold Case
Washington, Juno C. Inasmuch as
j General Miles went to Fort Illioy with
I tli Intmitlnn of rnturnlntr tn Wnnli.
., Bl,iiar on saturilav or the first
of tll8 Wft8k tne ninior tnat j10 m
. ...n.i . .,,.. ...n ,....i.i
(linil (WttllOl. IlUt noil IU III. 1171, .
jIennwhe lt ,B 8tnt()(j by gratary
.... .
J00t tl,nt an invasiiKanon is sun in
pro((reM at the department looking to and Justus Wade, of Union, holdover.
the .Hvy of the V9non wjl0 gava'The new snoUr8 sltml by the Dem-
genaUjr Culbrson the report on oerat-art Walter Pierce, Morrow. Urn
L,inrgeg ,n)ferrwi aKnlnst Lieutenant atllla and Union, and J. C. Smith, of
Arnold.
o
Quarreled With Her Lover.
Portland, June C Iz Hl8, the
dressmaker, whose body was found in
the river, suicided, after a quarrel with
her lover. Charles A
ptared May -Stth.
Ray. She dlsap-
iniiininnininiMiw
I Are jfraser 1
ICh
$1.00 and
w net I-
-
I Qfoirt XHlaiste I
69cente
I XTfoe nbicef Store
1 HiniiNimiiiii.ini luiiiiiimiimiillniliiiliHUi
RESULT
OF THE
- ELECTION
Complete Table
Votes Cast
of
On State Officials, Legisla
ture and Portland
Tie on Senator in Linn May
Compell Special Election
Portland, Juno C. The election to
tals give tho following results: Gov
ernor, Chamberlain's plurality, 350;
Congross, first district, Tongue Hop.,
C000 plurality; second dlstricL Wil
liamson, Hop., SO 00 plurality. It was
given out this morning that tho Ho
publican statu central committee may
domnnd a recount on the governor
ship. John Drlscol, Citizens', Port
land, will contest tho election of
Storey, for sheriff, on tho grounds ot
fraud.
State.
Governor George 13. Chamberlain,1
Dom.
Supreme Judge It. S. Hcan, Hop.
Secretary of state F. I. Dunbar,
Rep.
Stnte treasurer C. S. Mooro, Hop.
Suporlntendont of Public Instruction
J. H. Ackormann, Hop.
Attornoy-gonoral A'. M. Crawford,
Hop.
State prlntor J. H. Whltnoy, Hop.
Congressman, first dlstrlot T. H.
Tongue, Rep.
Congressman, second district J. N.
Williamson, Hep. ,
Multnomah County.
County Judge L. It. Wobstor, Hop,
County commissioner F. C. Damns,
Hop.
Sheriff W. A. Storey, Hep.
County clork F. S. Flolds, Hop.
County tronsuror J. M. Lowla, Hop.
County assessor Charles McDon
nell, Cit.
County auditor C. A. llrandos, Hop.
County surveyor J. A. Hurlburt,
Hop.
Coronor J. P. Flnloy, Hep.
Justlco of the poaao (West Sldo)
W. Hold, Hop.
Constable (West
.. M
omo; tvunur
Jaakson, Hop.
Justlco of tho peace (Hast Side)
Wnldomar Soton, Hop.
Constublo (Hast Side) Douglas
Keonan, Hep.
Portland City.
Mayor G. II. Wllllums, Hop.
City auditor T. C. Devlin, Clt.-Hep.
City treasurer J. 13. Worlaiu, Cit.
City attornoy L. A. McNary, Hep.
Munlolpal Judge II. W. Hoguo, Rep,
City onMlnoor W. C. Billot. Hop.
Councilman First ward, C. 13. Hum
olln, Hop.; second ward, M. Fool I or,
j Cit.; third ward, F. T. Merrill, Cit.-.
Hop.; fourth wnrd, A. K. lluntloy, Hop.;
fifth ward, U. I). Slglor, Hop.; soventh
I ward, L. Zimmerman, Clt.-Hop.; eighth
'ward, 1). T. Shorrott, Cit.; ninth ward.
J J. P. Sharkey, Hop.; tonth wnrd. II. C.
Albee, Hhji.; eleventh ward, A. F.
Flegel, Cit.
The Legislature.
I Tho composition of tho noxt Oregon
legislature will bo overwhelmingly Ru-
'nubllcan. In all. tho Domocruts will
havo but six iiiomborH of the senate, '
m rniinwa- v it. wiirnni Wnahinv.
.....-. ... ... .. , . . n
ton. holdover; Alex 8weok, Columbia,
...w t. i nr ... i ..... ....nu
.wmiiumun mm ivukiiiukiuh, iium-umr,
Umatilla. M. A. Miller ami P. It. Kel- w- " ..-..
ly nre tied In Linn county. If that Jpl"on. Gilliam. Grant. Nhurman.
etaudH on the official vote a special Wa8C' Wheeler W. W. fitelwer.
lection will be ordered by the gov- ,,aUttr- Harney. Malheur John I
ernor. j"0"'1- "
Only 12 Democrats will sit In the' Orenonlan Report, Friday,
lower houso Tlwy aro W. It. Illlyou.l Official returns from seventeen
Linn; 8. It. Claypool. Linn; Ira Wlm-, oountle and complete, hut unofficial,
vst
THIS
WEEK
4
$1.25
bcrloy, Douglas; Miles, Cantrall, Jack
spn; John I). Olwoll, Jackson; Charles
V. Galloway, Yamhill; John Iiahn,
(Clatsop; W. M. Dlakoloy, Umatilla; J.
A. Durlclgh, Union and Wallowa; T.
N. Murphy, Union; J. II. Robblns,
Baker; 13. II .Tost, Harney and Mal
heur. The Republicans.
. Hopubllcan members of tho legisla
ture follew:
, Marlon Frank Davey, E. T. Ju3d, T.
p. Kay, Alex LaFollctt, J. D. Simmons
fLlnn F. 1). Cornett. Lane I. N. Ed
wards, L. T. Harris. J. sM. Sholley.
Douglas H. D. Riddle. Coos S. D,
Hermann. Coos, Curry H. D. Hutno.
Josephine W. C. Hale. Douglas, Jack-
son J. M. Itnnshorough. Ronton M.
llaydon. Polk George L. Hawkins.
Lincoln, Polk U. P. Jones. Yamhill
)l. C. Miles. Tillamook, Yamhill D.
'I Eddy. Washington D. M. C. Gault,
Charlos Hlnes, 1). F. Purdy. Claoka-mas-C.
O. Huntley, Hans Paulsen, II.
. Webster. ClacknmaB, Multnomah
C. W. Nottingham. Multnomah A. A.
Ualley, W. W. Uanks, S. 11. Cobb, II. J.
(Fisher, John Gill, O. W. Hodson, W. N.
Jones, Dnn J. Malarkoy, George M. Or
ton, Sandorson Heed. Clatsoi) C. W.
Carnnhan. Columbia Mnrtln Uooth.
Crook, Klamath, Lake, Wasco J. N.
inurgess, It, A. Emmltt. J. N. Wheal-
don. Morrow. Umatilla, Union Geo.
W. Phelps. Umntllla H. C. AdaniB.
Gilliam, Grant, Sherman, Wasco,
Wheeler C. A. Dcnncman, It. J. Glnn,
C D. Johnson.
Tho Republican momb.s of tho Bon-
ate are:
Marlon 13. M. Cmlsnn, Squlro Far-
rar. Linn, Marlon W. II. Hobson.
Ijiiio William Kuykendnll. Douglas
A. O. Mnrstors. Douglas, Josephine,
Lane It. A. Uooth. Coos, Curry T.
M. Dlmmlck. Jackson E. V. Carter.
Crook, Klamath, Lake, Wasco J. N.
Williamson. Ronton J. I). Daly. Lin-
mmtnutmttttmtttmttmtuttttutttttumtmtmmumtn:
Vote By
COUNTII3S.
linker , 1,191
Jlouton ,.,,,,.....,.. 99C
Clackamas ,. .... .....r.rHi... 2,10t
Clatsop , 1,588
Columbia 724
Coos .... v..,,., ...i.......s 957
Crook w , 007
Curry .,'. ,,..,.' S10
Douglas ., ,.,, 1,053
Gilliam . fc. ... . ..... 55 1
'Grant .... ( .(I.. . . f4m $. 973
Harney ,, JH.; 3I7
Jnakson ......... .yw.,,,,.,.. 1,350
.Tosophlno .....,.,.,...,.. ',m,- 827
Klnmnth . ...,.,,,,,.' 439
Lake ,,.M... 433
Lnuo .., , 1,929
Lincoln ,',". 1 479
Linn ., , 1,902
Mainour ! ! 387
Marluu i v tf . 1 1 t Om10
Morrow .., ' 032
Multnomnh .1 ,..;.... 10351
lOIK ..... ........a....... .. J, III
Sherman .......,.. , 478
Tillamook , 035
Umatilla 1,847
Union , ,..,.. ...,,..,... lt02fi
Wallowa ,, , 538
Wasco ,.. 1,360
Washington ,i 1,743
Wheeler
Yamhill LC46
Totnhi 45,093 31,512 31,185 31.820
Pluralities 10,501 341
Included In Crook, Grant aud Glllllam In 1898.
Whom only ouu figure Is given on a. oouuty It Is a plurality.
timi!m::mmtmmmm:mmtmjmmmmitttmmmmtntmmmmmntmu:m
cl.
Tillamook. Yamhill Tyler W.
Polk II. P. Mulkey. Yamhill
A. Howe. Clackamas (I. C.
Hn,',
W.
"rol,"", "u,""'nM' MuUnoiiiah--
"rI'8rtiJ1 uh "nn- fu,t,10"l0,!71 U
"M"V . am . .
JJ - MrH' A 8niltl' lttUo,
re;wrts from 10 others, together with
incomplete figures from tho other 10
cow nt I os of the Mate, glvo Chamber
lain's plurality over Furnish 341. It
U not deemed probable Hint the ro
til run yet to be received will greatly
change theee figure, though tho plu
rality Is so small compared with the
total number of vote polled that It
will require the official uanvass to
make the result absolutely certain.
Among the surprise yeeterday were
Grant and Malheur counties, the farm
er being ordinarily heavily Republi
can but tU time Rave Furnish but
ww plurality, and the latter, ortllnari
1) heavily Democratic, this time gave
but small Demoeiatle plurality.
In the table where figures appear in
only one of the two columns fur 19M
they represent pluralities.
For Geveruar
ChamberlalH. Dew 31.82C
FurBlsh. Rev S1.4B6
PluraMty. Dem 341
For Cfliigre, First DleL
Teugue, Reu 14.SO0
Weatherfenl. Dew 8.471
Plurality. Rep
Piur CtnKCHiaa.
WIHWiwwmi. Rep
(iutcher, Dem
WW1
Wwwid DiL
...tlASS
1SJM
Plurality, Rep
8,172
Marlon County, Official.
Governbr
Chamberlain, Dem 2845
Furnish, Hop , 2523
Ryan, Socialist ,...258
Hunsakor. Prohl 1G4
Tho voto on tho other stato officers
was as follows;
Supromo Judge
Robert S. llean, Hep 3265
I). F. Uonham, Dem 2050
C. J. Urlght, Prohl 313
Secretary of Stato
Frank I. Dunbar Hop -.'332
I). W. Soars, Dom 1840
C. W. llaraeo, Soo 277
N. A. Davis, Prohl 30S
Stato Treasuror
Chas. S. Moore, Hep 32G5
Henry Ulackmau, Dom 1720
T. S. MoDanlols, Prohl 318
W. W. Myors, Soo 291
Stato Superintendent
J. H. Ackerman, Hop .3159
W. A. Wnnn, Dom 1985
R. W. Koisoy, Pro 310
Attornoy-Goncrnl
A. M. Crawford, Hop 3114
J. H. Haley, Dom ..1810
T. H. Goync, Prohl .' 338
Stato Prlntor
J. H. Whitney, Hop 2G07
J. E. Godfrey, Dom 225c
W. W. Brooks, Pro 303
J. E. Hosmor, Soo 2C4
Congressmen
Tlios. II. Tongue, Hop 3103
J, K. Weathorford, Dom 1902
Hiram Gould, Prohl 289
B. F. Ramp, Soo 272
United States Senator
T. T. Geer, Hop 3109
G. 13. 8. Wood, Dem 1G88
II. W. Scott 2
C. W. Fulton 28
Following Is tho totnl voto received
by each of tho Republican nnd Demo
cratic candidates for tho legislature,
Counties.
Election of 1898 Klactlouof 1902.
Geer, King. Furnish, Cham
berlain. 1.130
872
1,772
" 809
534
1,013
492
252
1,789
332
678
410
1,277
849
312
323
1,885
414
2,020
555
2.713
408
4.C37
1.170
285
323
1,100
1.153
354
933
1,219
1,198
010
842
1,035
997
485
789
528
1,831
219
810
i
1,090
709
111
890
2,052
1.103
803
1,000
590
125
1,037
304
815.
1.523
832
501
Kill
253
400
477
2,503
559
7.486
991
560
200
1,9114
1,141
531
1.370
270
298
60
220
287
489
2.770
014
8,217
1.121
2PR
2,192
1.815
823
1.180
200
II
as taken from tho olllelnl tally hIioeIh:
RepubllcaiiH
Frank Davoy 3292
A. I.nFollett 3190
Thos. R. Kay 3100
K. T. Judd 3073
J. I), glmmnns 2868
Democrats
W. T. Slater ..'. 180(1
Lewis Savage 1814
Frod Rook S7$
8. TumllriHoii 1590
I. W. Hurry 1488
PENN0YER
WILL
FILED
Makes Handsome Bequests to
Portland Hospitals
Portktad. June G. The will of ex
Governor Pennuyer, filed tmlay, maks
Important befliiests tn ehurity. giving
his farm of 20 acre om Columbia
slough ly the Good flamarilan Hos
pital, anil a 7-aore traet tu tit. Vin
cent's Hospital. The estate bt valuiul
at flOjUOO, lucludinK the sawmill,
resldenae and buslnwui property, and
will be divided, the wife receiving the
prliielpal share; 491 acies In Clark
.county, WanhlugtoJi, are given Ut the
daughter. Urs. Pennyer l made sole
oxMutor.
'0
New Battleship Illinois.
Wuihlngton, June 6. The battle
ship Illinois, built at the yards of the
Newport Sew Ship liulldjng Com
pany, was aeewpted by the government
today.
. 0 ' "
Def Mute KMhtd,
Portland, Juno 6. George Heuta -
weir, a deaf mute, waa ran orer by an
O R. & N train and killed.
BALLIET
FOUND
GUILTY
Of Using United States
Mails to Defraud
Council Will Institute
Legal Fight
Big
Motion of New Trial Made At
Once
Don Moines, In., Juno 0. Letsou
Dnlllut was found guilty of using tho
United States malls to dorrnml, In
connection with the White Swan gold
intno lu Dakor county, Oregon, by a
Jury lu the federal court yesterday af
tornoon. Tho Indictment wan on flvo
counts, which woro consolidated, haw
over, so thru tho oxtromo punishment
will be 18 montliB In tna penitentiary
and a fl.no of $500. Tho jury wont out
at 1 o'clock nnd camo In nt 3, not hav
ing any sorious disagreement In reach
ing n verdict.
Sentcnco will not bo pronounced at
prcBout. llnlllct'n nttornoys, Judgo
Clint-lea Ulshoii, of Dos Moines, nnd
Colonot Kinmoit Cnlahan, of Uakor
City, gavo notlco at oncu of n motion
for a new trial. If refused sontonco
will then bo pronounced, nnd if tho
defonso boos fit nn appeal will thou bo
taken to tho United Statos chcult
court of appeals at St. Louis. Tho caso
could bo carried from that court to tho
United Stntos Hiiprcme court on cor
Itoraii proceedings. Whllo not will
ing to Btnto what will bo tho action
until after tho motion" for now trial
Is pnssod upon, It sooms to bo tho In
tention of Hulllot and hlu nttornoys to
fight tho mntter to tho ond. Ponding
the decision of tho court on tho mo
tion for a now trial, llalllet will bo at
largo under tho snmo bond lis slnao
ho was Indicted.
Case Deforo the Jury.
Tho llalllet cuso was given to the
Jury yestorday morning. Tho court,
lu Its Instructions, told the Jurors to
glvo duo consideration to tho fuel that
out of $200,000 llalllot Is shown to have
received through tho salo of stock, but
$2000 remains, so fur as ho has ox-
plained. Tho Judgo furthor stated Hint
It wns not necessary to provo that any
person urttmlly wns defraudud by Dal
lint: that It was not ohhoiiIImI to know
whether nlllllet told the truth or not
III tho circulars which ho mint out, or
to show tiny attempt to defraud; that
it was necossnry for tho government
to show that It wan tho intention tu
defraud at the tlmo tho letters com
plained of lu the indictment woro
mailed, und not subsequent thereto,
nnd If tho Intuntlon to defraud anno
after ho mailed tho loiters, ho should
be found not guilty; aud furthermore
that It wns not nouossary to provo that
llalllet was the originator or author ot
tho letter. It ho was a party to the at
tempt to defraud. The counsel for Ilnl.
Hut represented Dnlllut as being hound
ed by enemies, who used the govern
ment as u tool to ssoiiro roveugo.
The present trial ot llalllet was be
gun on May 20th. aud has contlnuod
without delay, uxaoptlug one day, when
a Juror was III. A former trial, started
lust November, was turmlnntod sud
denly by tho death of ouo of tho Jur
ors, so this wan virtually tho second
trial.
HANNA '
YERSUS
TEDDY
Bryan Declares That Will Be
the Fight
Lincoln, Neb., June 8 Ilryuu. In the
Commoner, today declare he will take
a hand In the I latum boom In 1901.
The content for nomination, he says
will be between lluiinn nnd Roosevelt.
He udds that the endorsement of the
Roosevelt administration by the late
Republican convention has no signifi
cance, as It did not dare adjourn with
out voting an endonHoaent.
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Doers Arrange a Thanksgiving.
Pretoria, Juh ft, The executive
eouheil met kr yHrdHy to Miteirier
the matUr Ih delulJ lu currying out
the general eurrwuler. No dlfNeultlen
were encountered, A great thanksgiv
ing ( arranged, for ftHKdny.
No Proposition from Colombia.
WashlHgUm, June tL In the Senate
this memlitK. Morgan, of Alabatna
said that the eartiHent of state Int
form) hint It had no record of any
proposition from the government of
Colombia regarding nej(aihm.
Strike at Bluefleld,
UkteJWItl, Vt Jhb 6. -TiHHiKrow Is
the day set tor the United Mlnewurk.-
re f Virginia ami Wml Virginia to
strike. The Indication are most of
them will quit The strike feeling U
Intense
EMPLOYERS
FIGHT
UNION
Retaliate Against the
Boycott -
Declare Building Trade
Strike Unfair
Railway Boilermakers Ask
Increase of Wages
Portland, Juno 0. All tho sawmills,
planing mills and contractors, com
prising nonrly, 30 firms, havo unani
mously agreed to furnish no material
to anybody until tho union boycott Is
romoved. They havo declared tho
boycott ot tho Building Trades Coun
cil nnd Federated Trades unfair, and
nro retaliating. This puts a mora sori
ous aspect to tho strlko situation, and
tho Building Trades nro preparing a
counter move.
Spoknno, Juno 0. From tho Groat
Northern Bhopn at Illlyn.nl It Is learnod
that tho boiler makers along tho en
tire systom hnvo mado a demand for
an InoreaBo of wages from 93,50 to $4
per day. Unless tho demand la grant
ed by tomorrow, a general strlko will
bo ordored. Machinists, in sympathy
tuny also go out.
mounF
PELEE
SMOKING
Causing AnotherScare Among
Islanders
Fort do Franco, Juno C This morn
ing Mt. Polce, without any warning,
and nftur ton days of qulot, sent, up
enormous clouds of smoko. It wan
blnck and thlolc and toso for mllos.
Tho cloud stretched b'olow Fort do
Franco, and obscured tho nun, Tho
sen rose four foot, then full again.
Fear clutched nt tho hearts of thu
people In thu streets, and thoy
shrieked or fell on thoir knees In
prayer. Tho natives bollevo tho Island
Is to bo dostroyed on tho 12th. This
lias been the four for days, lu fnco ot
tho fact that ML Peloo has been quiet
for days until this morning. Thoy
hnvo boon proparlng for death, or
pleading with tho nuthorltlos to sond
them away. What caused their belief
Is a mystery.
House Resolution Questions Law.
Washington, Juno C In tho Houso
today" a resolution was offered by
Ilartlott, of Georgia, calling on tho sec
retary of war for Information an to
what salary, had been paid General
Wood, as govornor-Ooneral of Cuba,
during tho American occupation, and
under what law or by what authority
such allowances had boon mado-
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